Much shrooming over the weekend?

[cab]

Judging by what folk are tweeting, plenty of shrooming going on.

Here in Cambs, found lots of parasols (all 3 common tasty large ones Macrolepiota procera, M. rhacodes and M. hortensis). Too many species of Agaricus to name (9 edible and the near ubiquitous on our soil yellow stainer). 3 species of Russula. And of course chicken of the woods, and giant puffball.

No boletus or similar, except for a couple of Tylophilus.  Not common at the best of times, but would have expected to see more.

You might think this doesn't sound like a great diversity of shrooms but this is more or less what I mostly find here in Cambridge, without going further afield. 

So not bad, all round

[edenwildfood]

was out looking for Penny Buns but no luck, did find shaggy parasols, amethyst deceivers, deceivers, COTW, some tinfer fungus (cramp balls) etc, theres brown birch boletes out near me too theyre common here.

[foragingmouse]

Had a good day yesterday ,again parasols some boletus but ceps still not showing also finding common puffballs emerging and found 4 new examples to spore print , slippery jacks are going strong and are welcomed and blushers seem to be going crazy I could feed a small army on them I'm sure of it

[Brewforagegrow]

Went out for just a couple of hours with my youngest daughter (nearly 2). We spent more time balancing on logs and jumping off stumps than we did foraging, but found loads of tawny grisettes, first Bay bolete of the year and a small chanterelle patch. Just a handful of chanties but not as close to a path as the last patch I found.

[eatlikekings]

More Penny Buns than we know what to do with! Absolutely crazy this year. Having people over for a feast tonight